In a world of Vampire and Werewolves, power is everything. Both species, thriving in their eternal hatred for the other, are hellbent on proving that they're more powerful than the other, and go to the extremist lengths to do so. They burn down their houses, slaughter their family, etc. and all in cold blood. Those that stray away from the path of hatred, and even smile at the other species, are usually shunned or, in some cases, even killed for their 'act of betrayal' to their species. But what happens when two guys go as far as falling in love with one from the other species? Because of who they are, they can't be shunned or killed, but that doesn't entitle them to a make believe happily ever after. In fact, this might just be the hardest problem they've ever faced, and that's saying something for a vampire and a werewolf. So what happens? Is their love strong enough to overcome the harshness of their friends, family, packs, and clans? Do they stand and fight for their love, or do they allow themselves to be torn apart by those they that claimed to love them? In the end, is there even a love to fight for, or is there just...darkness?
Throughout the whole of Evan's life, he was convinced he was a sinner.
Raised by his psychotic brother who was the Alpha of his pack, Evan believes that he has bad blood and will inherit his brothers traits.
Evan is a damaged and broken teenager who just wanted to get away from his past life. After he is rescued from his brothers pack, Evan is given a chance to start his life again without trials and tribulations.
And a part of that was finding his mate.
Except he wasn't expecting his mate to be Caleb Vella.
Tall, lean and heavily tattooed, Caleb is remembered for having the deadliest father known to the werewolf world.
How will Evan adjust to being the mate of an Alpha?
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This story will include:
- Strong Language
- Sexual Content
- Selfharm
- Mature Themes
- Violence
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This book is going to be extremely dark.
This book also continues on from His Second Chance and Not The Beta's Mate but can be read as a stand alone.